₦airaland Forum

BewareOf419:
The lady is dead, she graduated from OOU and dyed some months after graduated!

how do you know that? its like you know herr personally

Obviously a forged certificate by mere looking at just the alphabetical order of the writeup

This is a slap to us; our country, our education, our system
It's uncalled for.
D ministry education shouldn't take this lightly

Even at dt, that's uncalled for

pusapou:
how do you know that? its like you know herr personally

Kaczynski:
That's a fake certificate, completely forged. Don't ask me how i know.

very obvious sef, no need to check twice

In Nigeria, Western Education has become Haram but many people don't know yet.
When Tinubu took to Muslim-Muslim presidency with a man accused of harbouring Boko Haram bomber,

It's Ai generated!!

Pick 1 Is either it's coloured photocopy or it's just for content. Because the year is too recent to be used for nonsense.

DeltaBachelor:
Chai ! I just hope this is for content because it looks so. Where did they see the same certificate before the utilisation by Akara and oil ?

maybe the school dumped many such cert issued on same day.

CodeTemplarr:
A school where, like LASU, they sell same grade for cash in law dept oooo.

Get your facts right before spitting rubbish online. If you get sued now for defamation and asked to bring prove of your claim, you’re start crying foul online to garner sympathy from your likes of ignorant mate….

It's a lost certificate bcuz computer science is a good course... irrespective of the country situation,no reasonable human can use his certificate to do such. Let's be guided

u beta watch ur tongue and caution yo hand from saying this rubbish. LASU that i sabi inside out dont do this illegality

CodeTemplarr:
A school where, like LASU, they sell same grade for cash in law dept oooo.

Lol.what is the usefulness of certificate without job.

IyaTola:
Watching the CEO of Moniepoint speak, he said they had over 500 vacancies and could not find Nigerians to fill the roles.

In his speech, he said his main competitors are global, and therefore he needs employees who meet global standards, but they struggle to find them among Nigerians.

He pointed to several reasons for this, our broken educational system, social media distraction, the hookup lifestyle, the Yahoo lifestyle, and a creeping culture of laziness.

I agree with him completely because I can truly relate to this.

Let me talk about social media for instance. How is it that comedy pages have the highest reach and views? People just want to laugh and not learn anything.

Don't tell me it is the algorithm, because the algorithm only pushes what people already like, watch, comment, and share. The algorithm is just a mirror, it shows us who we already are.

When I drop deep conversations here I get low views, but the moment I crack a joke, it gets flooded with reactions.

I have had to train myself not to chase fun videos just because they perform better. If I do that, I will stop saying the truth and start chasing likes. I may get the numbers, but your life will not be impacted, and that is not why I am here.

I asked a lady what YouTube channels she watches. Her first answer was a Hunt Game channel. 😆

She is a graduate actively looking for a job, and her favorite YouTube channel is a dating game show that teaches her absolutely nothing.

Are we seeing the problem?

We are sitting on a generation that has access to the most powerful learning tool in human history, the internet, and we are using it to watch people pop balloons and play dating games.

Moniepoint has 500 empty seats. The jobs exist. The opportunity exists. The problem is we are not building ourselves to be ready for it.

Let me save you the long analysis and just show you how to fix it.

1. Watch what others are not watching. Let your screen time embarrass you in a good way.
2. Read that boring post that will change your life. The best content rarely goes viral.
3. Learn finance and how money works. Nobody will teach you this in school.
4. Learn a digital skill — even something as basic as how to use a computer properly.
5. Avoid laziness like it is a disease, because in this economy, it is.
6. Consistently work on your character. Skills get you the interview. Character keeps you the job.

The seats are empty. The question is, are you building yourself to sit in one of them?

Check them out here : https://moniepoint.com/careers

Las las, we all go dey alright

I’m confident that a large percentage of people in this community may not take the time to read this—and that, in itself, highlights the issue at hand.

There’s a common saying that if you want to hide information, you put it in writing. While that may sound controversial, it points to an important reality: valuable knowledge and insight are often embedded in detailed, thoughtful content that many choose to overlook.

In-depth writing remains one of the most powerful ways to communicate ideas, share information, and foster understanding—yet it is frequently underappreciated.

I took time to read your long message and it is actually insightful.

From what I have seen, I dont think this generation will change.

The distractions and love of things of the world is just too much.

Breaker001:
It's either the certificate was lost, or the owner is late 😎

It's AI.... this same certificate was also used to wrap suya

So sad indeed.

IyaTola:
Watching the CEO of Moniepoint speak, he said they had over 500 vacancies and could not find Nigerians to fill the roles.

In his speech, he said his main competitors are global, and therefore he needs employees who meet global standards, but they struggle to find them among Nigerians.

He pointed to several reasons for this, our broken educational system, social media distraction, the hookup lifestyle, the Yahoo lifestyle, and a creeping culture of laziness.

I agree with him completely because I can truly relate to this.

Let me talk about social media for instance. How is it that comedy pages have the highest reach and views? People just want to laugh and not learn anything.

Don't tell me it is the algorithm, because the algorithm only pushes what people already like, watch, comment, and share. The algorithm is just a mirror, it shows us who we already are.

When I drop deep conversations here I get low views, but the moment I crack a joke, it gets flooded with reactions.

I have had to train myself not to chase fun videos just because they perform better. If I do that, I will stop saying the truth and start chasing likes. I may get the numbers, but your life will not be impacted, and that is not why I am here.

I asked a lady what YouTube channels she watches. Her first answer was a Hunt Game channel. 😆

She is a graduate actively looking for a job, and her favorite YouTube channel is a dating game show that teaches her absolutely nothing.

Are we seeing the problem?

We are sitting on a generation that has access to the most powerful learning tool in human history, the internet, and we are using it to watch people pop balloons and play dating games.

Moniepoint has 500 empty seats. The jobs exist. The opportunity exists. The problem is we are not building ourselves to be ready for it.

Let me save you the long analysis and just show you how to fix it.

1. Watch what others are not watching. Let your screen time embarrass you in a good way.
2. Read that boring post that will change your life. The best content rarely goes viral.
3. Learn finance and how money works. Nobody will teach you this in school.
4. Learn a digital skill — even something as basic as how to use a computer properly.
5. Avoid laziness like it is a disease, because in this economy, it is.
6. Consistently work on your character. Skills get you the interview. Character keeps you the job.

The seats are empty. The question is, are you building yourself to sit in one of them?

Check them out here : https://moniepoint.com/careers

Las las, we all go dey alright

I’m confident that a large percentage of people in this community may not take the time to read this—and that, in itself, highlights the issue at hand.

There’s a common saying that if you want to hide information, you put it in writing. While that may sound controversial, it points to an important reality: valuable knowledge and insight are often embedded in detailed, thoughtful content that many choose to overlook.

In-depth writing remains one of the most powerful ways to communicate ideas, share information, and foster understanding—yet it is frequently underappreciated.

Well written and detailed, how i wish youth of this generation will focus on what brings them value rather than being entangled in a circle of unproductive lifestyle precedence.

Emmiasky:
After all the long struggles,
the late nights readings, strikes and school drama.
For someone's certificate to be turned into a common paper to serve akara.
What are your thoughts?

The Akara hot?

It's Ai generated image

Memphis357:
It's AI.... this same certificate was also used to wrap suya

I remember something like that came up last year. Let me check it out 😎

Memphis357:
It's AI.... this same certificate was also used to wrap suya

@Memphis357, you are correct 💯
It's pure AI.

Kaczynski:
That's a fake certificate, completely forged. Don't ask me how i know.

This is quite funny, what do we believe now?
How is it forged please?

Breaker001:
@Memphis357, you are correct 💯
It's pure AI.

Why are we laidiz in dis country nah?

By the way, you should know that it ain't AI though coz someone actually shared it.

That you can replicate it with AI don't mean it actually is.

alyarmouk:
The Akara hot?

You go buy am if e cold?

martinskelly:
Well written and detailed, how i wish youth of this generation will focus on what brings them value rather than being entangled in a circle of unproductive lifestyle precedence.

Interesting

free2ryhme:
You should ask the owner his thoughts

Wahala, make we dey find am for social media?

Hemanwel:
OP, you mean Olabeans Onabandits University, Iwa Agoyin?

Nah you talk dat wan o

Breaker001:
It's either the certificate was lost, or the owner is late 😎

Late night 2022?
O lagbara

brain54:
So they even have the clean before and the after akara sales certificates...?


Nothing person no go see for sm!

Obviously the After was AI nah 🥲🥲

[quote author=brain54 post=139320029]So they even have the clean before and the after akara sales certificates...?


You seff nor wan see the name of the pesin wey get the certificate ni?